A STYLISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE POEM CLEAVAGE BY DAUD KAMAL
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The purpose of the present study is to conduct a stylistic analysis of the poem “Cleavage” by Daud Kamal. The study focuses on the lexical and phonological features of the poem in order to explore their artistic and aesthetic effects. Paul Simpson’s stylistic approach, particularly the levels of language framework, is employed to analyze selected lexical and phonological categories. The analysis is carried out with particular attention to the use of abstract nouns and adjectives, as well as key phonological patterns. In addition, phonological devices such as alliteration, consonance, and assonance are examined to highlight their expressive functions. The findings reveal that the poet’s deliberate linguistic choices contribute significantly to the creation of vivid imagery and the achievement of aesthetic effect, thereby enhancing the overall poetic experience of the reader.
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